Mitsubishi Colt Commercial Greece 2009 REKLAMA MITSUBISHI COLT

[fgx13]

this is the best commercial about my car I've seen yet



[brasilianmagic]

funny commercial... hahahaha Speedville..!!!

[ybelov1]

Дурацкая реклама.

[zengao]

most stupid car ad ever!

[azert2211]

Finally a commercial that shows the real intention of cars, their drivers and the car companies; to turn our neighborhoods into agressive racing tracks, where kids can't play on the streets anymore and everybody feels intimidated. Its already the case now in many places (although not as extreme as shown here). When will people wake up and realize that letting everyone drive around in their own high-motored killing machines in our neighborhoodd streets is not a good idea?

[Manosths]

Kids are not supposed to play on the streets even if all drivers would drive with walking speed in their cars...Nobody needs to feel intimidated as long as you put your&your kid's legs on the street carefully...Streets are for cars&the only spots pedestrians are aloud to walk are the crossings with a green light...Fast drivers are as wrong as you wining about a kid who is allowed to play on the street so quit putting blame on car companies&car drivers&watch your kid....

[007bondspy]

@azert2211 You poor disillusioned moron, i cant believe people like you exist.

[maksik1987]

wszystko ok ale czemu tam nas nie widac?

[occupiedmexico]

This advert would be illegal in the U.K.

[asdfasdf205]

They would be jerks in the U.K.

[occupiedmexico]

Greece has some of the most dangerous roads in Europe and so one of highest road-related death rates.

This advert would be illegal in the UK because its not possible to show cars speeding. Because speeding is dangerous and illegal.

But in most other parts of Europe even famous race car drivers would not stand behind an advert like this.

[occupiedmexico]

Actually this video would likely not be illegal because a - It is not reality pictured, but a fantasy land and b - the speed limit referred to is "100" but it is not explicitly kph or mph.... from the ASA code in the UK.